The Guardian Australia - 2024-03-01

• Sending troops to Ukraine would risk provoking nuclear war, Putin tells Nato
• Alex Turnbull says he may have been targeted in espionage attempt revealed by Asio
• Assault charges to be dropped against man released from indefinite detention hours after Dutton question time attack
• Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff pledges to open protected native forests to logging
• Celeste Manno’s mother condemns murderer Luay Sako’s ‘outrageous’ sentence and vows to fight to keep him behind bars
• Collapsed funeral fund misreprese­nted itself as Aboriginal owned or managed, court finds
• Trump gave top US firms staggering tax cuts, with some paying $0 or less – report
• Police should never have employed Wayne Couzens, report finds
• Hairy Bikers chef Dave Myers dies at 66
• ‘Light and love’: family and friends to honour Jesse Baird and Luke Davies at Sydney vigil
• Hampshire glamping site told to close after complaints about loud sex and bad singing
• Tech firms say new Australian standards will make it harder for AI to protect online safety
• Leap day 2024: the couples celebratin­g their first wedding anniversar­y – four years after they got married
• Senior NT police deny Zachary Rolfe’s claim unit held racist mock award, inquest hears
• Frustrated Donald Trump Jr fans say they’re still waiting for refund to delayed Australian shows
• Asbestos: Rozelle parklands reopening delayed, with critics arguing extension shows EPA is a ‘toothless tiger’
• Industry and states put pressure back on federal government over paid university placements
• NSW joins Victorian government in cancelling iftar dinners after boycott announced by peak Muslim bodies
• Victoria fires: cause of Dereel bushfire that threatened homes being treated as suspicious
• Raise income support payments, parliament­ary inquiry urges Albanese
• Former crypto director banned from leaving Australia after Blockchain Global collapsed owing $58m
• Turn on or drop out: new rules could give energy consumers more power on the home front
• Labor MP calls for Order of Australia to be stripped from undeservin­g dead recipients
• Eagles’ Don Henley tells court he never gave away Hotel California lyrics
• Aboriginal man ‘very scared’ of hospital before fatal misdiagnos­is, inquest hears
• Former Liberal candidate jailed over attempt to influence Morrison government for China
• Malarndirr­i McCarthy hits back at Lidia Thorpe for ‘native police’ attack in Senate
• Long-buried Atlas statue raised to guard Temple of Zeus in Sicily once more
• Ultra-processed food linked to 32 harmful effects to health, review finds
• Calls grow for inquiry into police failings in Iain Packer case
• Ghana intensifie­s crackdown on rights of LGBTQ people and activists
• US woman accuses Gucci of age and mentalheal­th discrimina­tion
• US regulators investigat­e whether OpenAI investors were misled, say reports
• House and Senate negotiator­s reach agreement to prevent shutdown
• Four men go on trial over Strasbourg terror attack in 2018
• Richard Lewis, comedian and Curb Your Enthusiasm star, dies aged 76
• First North Korea spy satellite is ‘alive’ and being controlled, experts say
• Norway’s King Harald V hospitalis­ed in Malaysia with infection
• Group linked to anti-abortion mega-donors pours money into Alabama supreme court race
• Trump to appeal ruling barring him from Illinois primary ballot over January 6 role
• Portugal election: who are the key players and what is at stake?
• ‘Good times and dances might last for ever’: the sound of London’s Black gay scene
• The true story of the devastatin­g 2015 Mariana dam disaster
• ‘Why would you not want to be woke?’ Inside the TV comedy workshops infuriatin­g the right-wing press
• ‘It creates a community’: one photograph­er’s intimate portraits of more than 500 redheads
• ‘My first death was the weirdest …’ Ministry’s Al Jourgensen, metal’s great survivor
• How we met: ‘She was in the next hospital bed – and I loved her accent’
• The nepo baby who made good: Rob Reiner on Trump, family – and his brilliant, beloved movies
• ‘Life is meaningles­s’: despair for Rohingya refugees as chronic illness blights camps
• Risotto crisis: the fight to save Italy’s beloved dish from extinction
• From roars to windmills: the art of whooping up a football crowd
• Shock of the old: 11 vintage, vaginal and downright dangerous cigarette ads
• Cold flour, warm eggs and instant coffee: Natalie Paull’s essential ingredient­s for baking
• ‘Genuinely groundbrea­king’: how the Hairy Bikers’ Dave Myers redefined masculinit­y on British TV
• Richard Lewis: the Curb favourite and standup legend who never hid he was having a great time
• Five of the best books to understand the Israel-Palestine conflict
• Sheer Mag: Playing Favorites review – euphoric expansion by one of today’s great American bands
• The Hate Race review – Zahra Newman is brilliant in Maxine Beneba Clarke’s onewoman show
• Euphoria star Hunter Schafer arrested at pro-Palestine protest during Joe Biden TV appearance
• Laurie Anderson on making an AI chatbot of Lou Reed: ‘I’m totally, 100%, sadly addicted’
• Oscars 2024: best picture nominees – reviews, awards and where to watch
• Nick White: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Abortion is essential healthcare – so why isn’t it universall­y affordable and accessible?
• This is what happens when an uncosted Coalition thought-bubble on nuclear power is presented as a concrete proposal
• Welcome to topsy-turvy Britain, where it’s opponents of Israel’s war who are the extremist ‘mob’
• Macron has fired his bazooka again – and Russia isn’t the only target
• Michigan Democrats have sent Biden a flashing warning sign about the election
• We must start preparing the US workforce for the effects of AI – now
• To my horror, gen X is turning to voice notes – I don’t want to hear your mini-podcast
• The Tories have sucked the joy from the education system. Here are three ways Labour can bring it back
• James Cleverly sacked me as borders inspector. He should focus on a migrant strategy gone awry
• The Body Shop to close 75 stores across UK and cut hundreds of jobs
• Clare Lombardell­i named deputy governor of Bank of England
• Budget 2024: Hunt urged to boost UK economy by fixing ‘broken’ childcare system
• Cuts to public services in England will ‘reverse’ gender equality, unions warn
• UK property sales forecast to rise by 10% as buyers and sellers return
• Boeing: DoJ begins investigat­ion as FAA gives 90-day deadline for safety plan
• ‘A Trojan horse of legitimacy’: Shell launches a ‘climate tech’ startup advertisin­g jobs in oil and gas
• The Guardian view on local government finance: a crisis that corrodes democracy
• The Guardian view on London: diversity thrives while Tories pander to prejudice
• Scrap subsidies to Scotland’s conifer forests, urges report
• African leaders call for equity over minerals used for clean energy
• Humpback sex photograph­ed for first time – and both whales were male
• What’s going on in Wales? Real farmers duped by ‘outrage’ farmers, and a clueless Sunak along for the ride
• Russia acknowledg­es continuing air leak from its segment of space station
• ‘Brain fog’ from long Covid has measurable impact, study suggests
• ‘Plucky lander’: US spacecraft may reawaken after lunar night saps its power
• The Intercept, Raw Story and AlterNet sue OpenAI for copyright infringeme­nt
• Cameron Green century rescues Australia in first Test against New Zealand
• Google sued for $2.3bn by European media groups over digital ad losses
• What’s next for the Matildas after securing a place at the Paris Olympic Games?
• Gradual acceptance of concussion risk prompts new reality for Australian sport
• Christian Horner says Red Bull F1 have ‘never been stronger’ after being cleared
• ‘It’s a luxury to have him’: how Messi is building on Beckham’s legacy
• The NRL hits Las Vegas, where results on and off the field could be explosive
• Veteran Michelle Heyman leads demolition job as Matildas love affair goes on
• Locker-room sewage and cold showers: NFL players list team gripes
• Set pieces have gone from ugly duckling to game changer as clubs focus on details
• Argentina’s Gracia Sosa: ‘The football pitch is freedom for someone who can’t see’
• Clark scores 33 to become highest scorer in major women’s college basketball history

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